Preston Green
@drprestongreen
John and Maria Neag Professor of Urban Education; Professor of Educational Leadership and Law; University of Connecticut Opinions expressed are my own. Website:
I had fun talking about the interplay among religion, education, and parental rights at a conference sponsored by the UConn Law School and the Neag School of Education.
I had a great time joining Ramin Taheri, Halley Potter (The Century Foundation), and Sonia C. Park at a panel for Brown's Promise's Community of Practice, to discuss "choice for good." -- how school choice can expand opportunity while retaining accountability and rights for students and families.
Idun took this pic befoe we got too tired -- Pittsfield State Forest
Starting the new year with a hike in Hollow Fields Preserve (Richmond, MA)
I had a great time participating in the 22nd Annual Wiley A. Branton Symposium: Good Trouble: Unleashing Power, Policy, and the Voice of the People in Education at Howard University School of Law. I talked about my school choice research in the Lunch and Learn Series: Tools to Respond.
New publication: Preserving Rural School Districts from the Threat of Vouchers and Charters (forthcoming, Idaho Law Review) papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
Talking about education and state constitutions at the State Democracy Research Initiative, Wisconsin Law School.
Hanging out with friend and colleague Julie Mead in Madison before a Wisconsin Law School panel on state constitutions and education.
Hanging out on the Rip Van Winkle Bridge. Great view of the Hudson River.
Enjoying the events at Jacob's Pillow (Becket, MA) Credit: Matt Poster Photography
I had so much fun participating in the #aera2025 Presidential Session "Religion as a Force in American Education: Examining Core Tensions and Paths Toward Democratic Renewal.”
Hanging out with Dan Losen and Russell Skiba after our #aera2025 Presidential Session on race, data, and student discipline.
Its our 10th wedding anniversary and Idun's birthday. We celebrated by walking in Ooms Conservation Area.
I am glad this one is finally out. Here is our attempt to ensure that charter schools have to comply with the Constitution for all matters--including religion. drakelawreview.org/wp-content/u...